PRATT – A three-year investigation in northwest Kansas involving Cheyenne, Sherman, Wallace, and Logan counties has come to a close, thanks to numerous public tips and the diligent efforts of Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks game wardens.
Blue-green algae look much like other, more common algae but they’re really a type of bacteria called “cyanobacteria.” And this cyanobacteria, when in high concentrations, can cause illness in both people and pets.
Two Scott City gymnasts earned first and second place in their divisions at the AAU Gymnastics National Championships held from June 28 to July 3 at Springfield, Ill.
Youngsters will be able to experience Little Jerusamel Badlands State Park off the normal hiking trail during Kid’s Day on Sat., July 9, from 9:00-11:00 a.m.
The Scott City Stars swim team had a huge day in the pool at Hays last Saturday, bringing home 23 first place finishes in the Western Kansas Swim Club intra-squad meet.
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Scott City, KS 67871
Phone: 620-872-2090
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